Recent topics25 Nov Sydney Olympic Park - Master Plan to 2050 25 Nov City of Sydney revised environmental strategy 23 Oct Freight Policy Reform Program 30 Sep New Bus Services in Western Sydney 18 Aug Wollongong CBD Movement and Place Strategy 19 Jul Draft Parramatta 2050 4 Jul National Urban Policy 31 May Freight policy reform 27 May Draft Wollongong Integrated Transport Strategy 14 May Inquiry into NSW's new transit-oriented development programme 30 Apr NSW Independent Toll Review - 2nd submission 20 Apr Inquiry into Western Sydney Airport infrastructure
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Action for Public Transport (N.S.W.) Inc.¹ is a transport consumer group, operating around Sydney, Australia.
Our funds derive almost entirely from membership fees.
Our members are users and beneficiaries of public transport.
| Meet: We meet on Friday evenings from 6 p.m. to about 7 p.m. We gather at Max Brenner Chocolate Café in Centrepoint. A meeting agenda can be seen here.
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- Recent topics
- Is Sydney Metro North-west a metro?
- Problems and solutions in our transport
- Brief description of Sydney's transport system
- Why do people travel?
- Improving public transport
- The roads lobby and its proposals
- What you can do to improve public transport in your area
- Issues for your council
- Links to kindred organisations etc
- Links to NSW public transport operators
- Links to NSW local newspapers
- A delightful description of how large crowds were moved by trams in the 1930s
- Humour
- How to join and/or donate to Action for Public Transport (NSW)
- Our contacts and news media information
We have published many printed newsletters, frequent media releases, discussion papers, etc.
Read our 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002 and 2001 annual reports.
See APTNSW's views on light rail and a discussion of the pros and cons of light rail.
Action for Public Transport (N.S.W.) was formed in 1974 as the Save Public Transport Committee in response to a threat by the then New South Wales government to downgrade Sydney's public transport system.
We are not tied to any business organisation, trade union, political party or government department. However, we frequently liaise with governments, transport operators and other commuter and environmental groups, both in Australia and overseas.
This website may not be as pretty as some, but it is quick loading, fairly accessible to hand-held devices and text-only browsers, and low maintenance. APTNSW prefers to devote its time to advocacy!
Action for Public Transport (NSW) email: jimd@aptnsw.org.au
¹ N.S.W. Associations Incorporation Act 2009 - INC 9874729